Sentence examples similar to a catalyst for provocation from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court had ruled segregated schools unconstitutional back in 1954.In that case was the Freedom Summer of 1964 "a catalyst for change or an unnecessary provocation that instilled new venom in a dying culture"?

It's a catalyst for further interest".

The move proved a catalyst for success.

That was a catalyst for me.

Hopefully a catalyst for better things.

"Steve Smith has been a catalyst for that.

It could be a catalyst for change".

That is usually a catalyst for innovation.

"It's a catalyst for development, for jobs.

In the theatre, ghosts are traditionally agents either of tragic provocation (the ghost of Hamlet's father) or of comic persecution (Elvira in Noël Coward's "Blithe Spirit"); in Tina Landau's clever and stimulating revival of J. M. Barrie's 1920 play "Mary Rose" (at the Vineyard), however, the ghost turns out to be a catalyst for autobiographical repair.

Brexit was a prompt, a catalyst for uncertainty".